once inserted is the surface of the pictures protected by plastic or is there onion skin or tissue sheets to place between the pictures?
36990
There is plastic between each picture. I found this to be a very nice item and was easy to put all the pictures into it. I also liked the quality of the product. Mary
36991
The black & white photos do not have a plastic sheet to protect them. I realized that the colored pictures due have a protective sheet. Liked the product very much. Mary
36992
The surface of the picture is not protected by plastic but there is a sheet between photos on the same page. Photos on opposite (facing) pages don't touch due to the thckness of the individual pages. Hope this helps.
36993
No, there is nothing over the pictures or in between. The metal edge of each page holds each page securely in place. We have had no issues with this album and highly recommend it.
1723436
None - this one comes with a pic and pull foam pad, the others have a generic notebook or notepad cut-out
63524
The lamination is double sided. I have personally attached photos to a piece of card stock, then laminated them. I have done this for about 2 yrs and have not seen any damage over that amount of time.
1309673
The inside of the envelope is not padded. If your photo was exactly 6 x 9 and the envelope is exactly 6 x 9, you'd probably have to trim off a little of the side/s of the picture and also add a piece of cardboard or two to keep the picture from being bent.
98044
Plastic insert with the fabric around each page to protect. I don't know about non toxic isn't everything supposed to be now?!
611158
It's just a sleeve with heavy plastic, so no is the answer. Unless you want to make bad quality pictures, then you are good to go.
1570897
They provide paper inserts with the plastic, but I made my own paper inserts on a single sheet, then cut them out and inserted them into the plastic sleeves. It was easier to print that way and I could make my own design.
1158453
They are hard plastic that is flexible enough to easily insert and remove your cards. The cards are protected from bending or tearing when inside. I bought them so I can mail cards or carry them in my purse/pocket without damage. These protectors do that.
390199
I didn't see anywhere in the package that said acid free. I would NOT store pics in them bc they don't seal. I bought it for storing my large laminated recipe cards in. I personally use the Sterilite nesting boxes from Walmart for my pictures. You can probably find them on here too!
1977334
The edges are smooth. You could use them without a frame but you would need acid free glue dots to keep the back and front in place and the front of the picture would be unprotected.
1537874
mine came with 2 sheet covers, which get scratched quickly. so I tried to buy some, but are no longer made. I scanned my photos in without using the sheet covers, and it worked just fine, and better picture quality. I'm satisified with mys canner, I scanned in all my photos going back 50 years.
2126406
Yes, the opening for the micro sd card is covered. There is no cutout there.
918921
Peter is correct. There is a thin opening near the binding on each page to slide the photos in. I prefer it on the inside as photos don't slip out if they were slide in from the outside. Be very careful on your first few photos as it is very tight, but looks wonderful.
1139558
I'm not sure. I haven't had any reaction to the plastic material. You may want to contact the company if you suffer from latex.
817480
There is a transparent film covering both the front and back of these cases. If you were to open one and place it flat, a piece of paper or photo could be inserted 10 1/4 in long x 7 1/8 wide. Or, each side will fit a 7 1/8 in x 4 3/4 photo or whatever else you wanted to insert. I use mine with one single piece of paper with text at the center point so it can be read like the binder of a book. Hope this helps.
1091471
No there were no problems with pictures just the hard plastic portion didnt fasten all the way
359662
It's easy to put the photos in and out. I haven't had any photos slide out. They stay put very well. I've tried to use the sleeves for thicker items - storing flat "rubber" stamps and thicker embellishments (I'm a scrap booker) but those items do slide out.